La Follette on Roosevelt and the Progressive movement
Senator La Follette argues that progressivism began within the Republican party and criticizes Roosevelt for aiding reactionaries. He urges Republicans to stay united, resist third party splits, and continue fighting within the GOP and its progressive ranks. Also includes a real estate ad note from Taylor Co.
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Washington, D. C
Senator la Follette
la Follette
Roosevelt
Boas
Wisconsin
Africa
Chicago
Democrate
New Jersey
Republican Party
Republican Progressive Movement
Tornado Blasts Oil Camps In Wyoming Valley
A small tornado struck the Salt Creek field in Carper Wyoming Aug 7 damaging Belipse camp where a frame rig tower was lifted about fifty feet and collapsed. Tents toppled, rigs blown down, and water from Castle and Salt creeks swelled the valley river to a mile wide and up to twelve to fifteen feet deep. Missouri Hines reports Salt Creek at unprecedented levels in thirty years.
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Carper
Wyo
Salt Creek
Fielda
Belipse
Midwest
Castle
Salt Creeks
Missou Hines
Child in Wyoming nearly bleeds to death after pantry fall
Four year old Cody girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Arnold, fell from a top shelf while reaching a hidden brown sugar sack. Her foot struck a meat saw, splitting the foot and severing a large artery, threatening loss of blood and life.
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Cody
Wyo
Aug
Planche
Charles Arnold
Sweeney Ranch
Arnold
Inspecting Phone Lines Near Casper
A Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph party visited Casper last week to review the local office and inspect the Casper-Walton line. The Denver and Cheyenne officials planned to assess the toll wire from Casper to Cheyenne, with service expected by the first of next month.
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Casper
Wyo
Mountain States Telephone’ & Telegraph Company
J. Brown
N. ©. Pierce
C. C. Campbell
Denver
C. T. Hopkins
Cheyenne
Buffalo
Lander
Colorado and Southern round trip tickets Cheyenne to Denver
CheyenneWyoming August 6 and 8 1912 round trip from Cheyenne to Denver offered at 4 dollars 35 cents with a limit until August 18 for the Supreme and Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias meeting. Contact H D Dyer agent C B and Q Ry Co Cheyenne or T B Fisher G P A C and Q Ry Co.
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Cheyenne
Way
Denver
Colo
Supreme and Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
D, Dyer
Ry, Co
Wyo
T. BE. Fisher
G. P
Most Popular Character at Walter Scott Party
Charles Dickens attended a Walter Scott themed gathering as the characters of Beatt's heroes. He arrived in ordinary dress and explained he is “the gentle reader” of all Beatt’s novels, amusing guests with his self description. The host and guests were surprised by his plain appearance and quick quip.
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Charles Dickens
Walter Scott
Scott
Rob Roya
Dickens
Beatt
Beott
State Bankers Here in Annual Meet At Cheyenne
Thirty nine bankers from Wyoming and nearby states attend the Wyoming Bankers Association convention at the Carnegie Library in Cheyenne. The gathering discusses banking issues with President Harry J Henderson presiding and invites to Pueblo Colorado for next year.
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Wyoming
Atutes
Gueyenne
Wyoming Bankers’ Association
Carnegie Library
Harry |J. Henderson
Cheyenne
H. van Deusen
Rock Springs
George T. Wells
Denver National Bank
Denver
F. M.kiggs
Colorado State Bankers’ Association
Pueblo
Colo
Yesaterday
James Ringold
U. S. National Bank
K. H. Woodward
W. Clark
Stock Yards National of
South Omaha
W. P. Allen
Montana States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Newcom Cleveland
American Surety Company
J. Baird
First National Bank
Newcastle
George A. Jackson
Continental and Cortermercial National Bank of Chicago
B. Cochrane
Wyoming Loan and Trust Company
Buffalo
Rock Springs National Bank
Curtin Templin
Stock Growers National Bank
A. H. Marble
Charles McEndree
W L. Whipple
John Clay
A. ©. Bushness
Underwood Typewriter Company
C. W. DeCay
Laramie
Heakey
First State Bank
A. D. Johnston
Efabody
Merchants’ Bank
Salt Lake City
B. P. ‘Turney
Fremont
Neb
Thermopolis Professor Honored for State Lectures
Prof. Hoadley of Thermopolis Wyo is honored in Davis County Teacher's Institute at Bloomfield. He serves on the faculty and will deliver two lectures this week on Yellowstone Park and on Wyoming and its possibilities. His lectures have enhanced state interest and reputation.
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B. W. Hoadley
Thermopolis
Wryo
Hoadley
Davis County
Teacher's Institute
Bloomfield
Town
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Pastor's daughter in tranche visits heaven described
New Orleans reports Lulu Mae Satterlee the 20 year old daughter of Rev J H Satterlee claiming a five day sleep visit to heaven. She described meeting St Peter and conversing with him and the spirits of notable people including Henry Ward Beecher. The article lists unrelated ads and names ending abruptly.
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Tranche
Heaven
New Orleans
Lulu Mae Satterlee
J. H. Satterlee
Chunky
Miss
Miss Satterlee
St. Peter
Henry Ward Beecher
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Inter-Ocean
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Diack Co
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William Duboim
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